It’s a new term for everyone at Our School - exciting but scary too. However, one of the teachers has a great idea to deal with all those nerves and get the year off to a flying start.

With lockdown back, some of the teachers have a cunning plan to cheer up their students - they’re taking lessons on the road, using technology to keep everyone connected and having fun.

A chance to meet some of the many different pets living with the students. Miss Robinson takes a doorstep tour in a mission to find out how much they know about all their animals.

Thomas says he doesn’t like school and can’t see the point. What can be done to change his mind and cheer him up? The answer has four paws, a set of whiskers and a fluffy tail.

Celebrity fitness guru Joe Wicks surprises the students with a special PE lesson to help everybody feel a lot better. And there is a mood-changing music lesson with plenty of big crashes and bangs.

With trips abroad on hold, the staff decide to bring a holiday into school - Spanish style.

Meeting a family of polar bears changes Sami’s perspective on the climate change crisis with winning results.

What does it take to run a school? The year 8 students take on the challenge to find out.

The year 7s and 8s join forces to transform some forgotten wasteland into an outdoor school library.

It’s a special time of year as Our School embraces the month of Ramadan and celebrates Eid.

The stakes are high as years 7 and 8 take each other on in an epic competition. Among the challenges are dancing, rapping, a quickfire quiz and the fearsome bucking bronco finale.

From car washing to cake sales and an unusual sponsored walk, the students roll up their sleeves to see if they can help raise enough money to buy Patsy the poodle, a dog for the whole school.

There is tough talking and a few shocks in class as some students face the consequences for poor behaviour. Can they turn it around, or will they need to leave the form and all their friends?

Year 7 step out of the class, and their comfort zones, to spend a day on a farm, giving Amirah the chance to face her fear of animals.

A surprise visit from Blue Peter’s Mwaksy launches an exciting project for students to make their own videos. The winners will get a VIP trip behind the scenes at the BBC’s Media City.

The Year 8s step back in time and are put to the test when the teachers set up an art gallery. However, only one of the paintings is a genuine masterpiece - can they spot the fakes?

Year 7 encounter the kindness corner and decide it’s time to reward their form teacher as well as pay it back to each other and some of their families.

Year 8 face the challenge of a tough job interview, while Year 7 meet some older students from earlier series who are about to leave school.

Covid restrictions finally lessen, so the students get the chance to come together for a special talent show. Boy band New Hope Club pay a surprise visit to help write and perform a song.

Everyone is excited about the big talent show - but can Devante conquer his stage fright, and what will Lacie do when her act goes wrong?